The 3-1 Steelers and 1-4 Browns meet this Sunday in Pittsburgh. On paper, it’s a game that looks like a great opportunity for the black and gold to continue to grow their lead over the rest of the AFC North, but it’s still a rivalry game where anything can happen.

The Browns have made some changes on offense and still field one of the league’s best defenses. What should fans expect from Cleveland as Pittsburgh opens divisional play?

What to expect from the Browns’ offense

Rushing YPG: 95.8 (26th)

Passing YPG: 192.4 (24th)

PPG: 14.6 (31st)

RB: You can read the stats above – the Browns offense hasn’t been that good in 2025. Through five weeks this season, the most points they’ve scored in a game has been 17. They haven’t been able to get going, even against underperforming defenses suc

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